Cageの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: to mess with someone.
to annoy or irritate someone.
to make someone angry.

A: A. Step into a cage where a lion is

A: To have butterflies in your stomach is an idiom meaning to feel sick and weak from nervousness, excitement, or romantic attractiob.

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A: jaula

A: 1. The tiger paced and growled inside the cage.
2. If your roommates keep eating your food, you can buy a small cage to store your food in.
3. Zoos used to be metal cages, but now they have large outdoor areas designed for each animal.
4. The princess cannot leave the castle. She tells the servants, "You envy me, but this place is nothing more than a beautiful cage."

A: "The cage door opened accidentally" is the correct way of saying it. I haven't heard of the second one

A: a cage is what you would put an animal in, for example my crow lives in a bird cage. A cell is where a criminal is locked up (kept).

A: They are very similar. A cage can be very basic and used for a short period of time. An enclosure is usually more extravagant and is for long term.
"Put the dog in the cage."
"The lion enclosure had trees and rocks for them to enjoy."

A: Yes, it looks like they’re at the vet. The cage is called a “cat carrier”.

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A: When I visited his cage, he got up and gazed at me.

A: I think you can put animals in a terrarium, but it's mostly for plants. 'vivarium' might work, as a vivarium can be used for both animals and plants, according to it's definition. 'A vivarium is an area, usually enclosed, for keeping and raising animals or plants for observation or research.' Technically, once you add an animal to a terrarium, it becomes a vivarium. Hope this helps! 😄

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A: Do you want it pronounced like in the song, or how I would say it in a regular sentence?

A: Yup!

A: They put me in this cage.

A: It got outta its cage.
It's outta its cage.